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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD,
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY 2sTH, 1887.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY 2sTH, 1887.
LEAVE " %YAs sEN RI HR 9yt TAb
For Chicago and Northwest EXP. Daily 1855 o. M,
q For Cincinnati and St. Lous. Exp Daily 3:15 and
For Pittsburg and Cleveland, EXP. Daily 10 55 an.
Fog Psiladsiphis, NsSarl. and Wilmington. a:so
FST sSsss and 51S s6 S g4
s saaa.3 t4s So So ss6 S{ S :1 and 5 5S
5SS 31sS;aala 81 81 IS and
s Ssa's ssH BS 1 nssvs AaH:H
mdss s Sss Between y;;9rssp End BALI
ans S . oa srsso1 S $50 am" and 49,
for principal STATIONS ony slS 1918 ann ann
tt5;So and y 90 pm. Son Sunday stops at all Sta,
Fer saItHher,1urE and intermediate points, 10 o5
TSr BO5ds and intsrmediats stations. 11:so p. H.
ll5 p M, stopping at all stations ON Metropolitan
For Frederick, t1o:55 a. M, to 80 D. m. Sundays.
For iMagsrstown, ito 40 and s;soRm
4:20 M, from Cincinnati and ST. Louis daily, 8 20
a. r.. a9d 10 p m; from pittsburs. daily. $50 d
From Philadelphia, Chester, and Wilmington, 10 40
p.
From singerly and intermediate points north Of Bal
hmore, 10 100 . NJ, daily.
Trains leave Baitim9Ee for Washington at 30
$685. s sS BE- 5 1922 ea 793 .S az
n: NJ On SUNDAYS. go 300, 300 10 700, IN, 1:"0
For points on Shenandoah Valley Railroad. 1915 p
III.
Except Sunday DAILY.
Bass.ss called fot and checked at hotels and resi-
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
w. NJ. CLEMENTS, OK LORD
Sept Manager. Gen Pass Agent
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A baltimore Suicide.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 13.-Jacob A. Talbot, a young
colored man committed suicide to-day by
hanging himself at his home In the north
western section OF the city. He said he
was deeply impressed with the belief that Ross
true way OF reaching Heaven and his only
wish was to die like him and follow
him to the Home OF the Blessed" He had always
been looked upon as young man OF more than
ordinary IhteIMgence for one in his station Of life
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A FUGITIVE CAPTuR1D-This morning Alfred
Rummells was turned over TO the marshal g Q
fugitive from Justice and committed 60 tAA. He
was convicted In February last OF assault On Chas
Young IN the Police Court ana aned 80 and. tsk.
ing an appes gase p ana ~ no gene ned
his bOndsWen for the en- CUNT
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SUMNER RESORTS
SPECIALTIES

10y ELECTRIC TREATMENT CAN sPEEDILY
Deure any displacement. weakness loss Of power
The procreat1ye organs Female
renness prolific fecundity tumors and cancers en-
tirely cured without the knife OF medicine Sc
yifus Dance. paralysis Insomnia, so. DIX J. w. Hay
MAkp sgeeisist in Diseases Of the Nervous svs.e,n.
937 New York Ave. au27- 1oss
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Beautiful Lots in Johnson Il Wines addition to Hy-
attsV1lie on easy terms.
Call on WEsCOTT. WILCOX Il WINE,
s1O-1t 1907 Pennsylvania ave.
ETOR SALE-ELEGANT BUILDING LOTS ON
- Massachusetts, ave, Rhode Island ave.. 9th, 18th.
X, 5, T. goth and 10th SITS. ut investment prices
large block of cheap ground in the norhe and
east SECTION Of the CITY, For prices and Ilts apply
s1O-3t j. H. GRAY CO.. 622 + st.
LHOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL LOT 16x9O FEET ON
- Carroll st, within one square Of the proposed
ID. CLARKE, V03 st. INV. slim
TfOR SALE-I AM NOW OFFERING LOTS AT
H The Highlands" ON the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, five minutes from the depot and only twenty
minutes from any Of the Departments, payments Of
e25 down and notes Of $2o every three months, with
interest. bave laid out beautiful avenues and
streets with shade trees and will continue to improve
the place from time to time Prices from so $500
per lot according to location. The convenience of
reaching this property win insure its rapid and
pent enhancement in value. Money advanced to build
houses Gas and water furnished.
se3-1m 1908 and 1905 IT. NV.
LOR SALE-THE BEST BUSINESS FRONT ON
u, pennsylvania ave s.e.-ths entire avenue front
2IO feett Of square 926. running from 9Th to 9Th
midway between the United States Capitol and new
bridge, and fronting the thoroughfare to the Navy
Yard There Is superior property for investment
speculation now in the market. Contains about
10000 square feet Of ground.
THOMAS A. MITCHELL,
au3l-l5t 934 + st., Room 4
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NOR SAILOR EXCHANGE-A MAGNIFICENT
u stock farm, ID miles from Washington. SAMUEL
BEAUTIFUL VILLA SITES, FEW uINUTFs'
rae from center OF the city: price $50 each, pay
abe $.3 per mouth; size of lot 5Ox12O feet. These
Room =, 1908 7th st n " s1Tat'
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VIM. j. Kettler has been elected president OF the
Cooperative Investment Co., vice David Aiken.
resigned
The Columbia Fishing Club leave here ON the
18th, Tor their annual two-weeks' fishing trim.
camping at Mundy's Point, Va, where they have
a large club house
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FTNRUSTEEE SALE OF VALUABLE VACANT LOTS
l. ON CORCORAN STREET, BETWEEN 18TH AND
10TH SHEETS NORTHWEST, IN SQUARE

By virtue of . deed Of trust made to as, and Orr
duly recorded In lher No. LAG. folio PA. ct SSA
bia at the request Of the party secured thereby
VII sell ct public aueton In front Of the premises on
BEL, A: y 1887, ct FIVE O'CLOCK PM, lots num-
bered CO. I'll and g. in square Numbered 1913, of the
subdivision by JAS. f. Fitch ct al, the of
record in the Office Of the surveyor Of the District of
Columbia.
Terms Of sale: One-half cash. balance in six and
twelve months with notes for credit pay mens bear
deed Of trust on the nron,r4v sd nr IL S .. y
Of purchaser deposit Of $3.50 required at time Of
days from day Of sale property will be resoid at
cost OF defauting purchaser Convey ancing, &C., at
purchasers cost.
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I,OR sALE-JSO. H. sMYTH 4 CO.,
Il Real Estate BrOkers,
J22 18th ST. NV.
We beg to offer the best bargains in improved and
uiinPrUved rCperty the city and county to per-
SONS desiring - bJly homes, seeking invest
l4ents anu good speculatlOnS.
Call ana examine our lists. s10-lm
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The Cholera uecreasfnx.

ROME Sept. 13-The POpolo Romano says the
government has received satisfactory news show
ing that the cholera is decreasing in all the in
fected localities throughout Italy.
The same paper confirms the statement made by
the RjOrm0, that AbysSinla has broken the treaty
which Admiral Hewitt signed in 1884, and has
neglected her obligation even to England.
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Alexandria Affair.

heported Tor THk EVENING STAR
SOLD TO A WAsHIHGToNIAN-At noon to-dav II
strauss, trustee, sold at auction, for g. 900 TO
Frank Hume, OF Washington, the two-stofy brick
house and dwelling and lot on Royal 81 rect oppo
site the city market, formerly occupied by L
stein, but sold by him to Mrs. PbosL This Is the
1rst time In Alexandria for many years that sale
whole purchase money secured by the deed OF
trust.
PROPOSED CONFEDERATE MoNrxrxr-some years
ago MI. Geo. w. Rock raised small sum OF money
ana deposited IL as the nucleus OF a fund for =
monument 10 the Confederate soldiers Of AIexan.
ate Veterans have moved again I'm the matter ana
being circulated.
upon The occupancy OF hfs new Office and court
room, and has now much better quarters than anY
i totiner CHIEF magistrate OF this city, The old
trial room at the station house Is now lifted uD
Ior MS Office and his new courtroom I'm the sun en-.
CINE house adjoining is both commodlous and hand.
some
NOTES.-The funeral OF Ms John W. stewart
this morning from her late home, on Prince street.
hear Washington street, was nunerously at.
Sanford and mother OF Rev. Mr.. stewart, OF the
Presbyterian church.-At the call OF the case Of
yaInes Z: Walker Yesterday afternoon no Wit
derstood that MI. Gregory Would not prosecute
Walker was discharged from custody Nj.
Gregory obtained the watch from washington
pawn Office on payment OF the sum s25) for which
Walker had pawned ft.-Silas NJ. Wilkins an old
shoemaker, who long carried on business in
buried to-day; he died some days ago az Tho
poorhouse, and on the order OF Boston relative
Undertaken Wheatley eGbaImed his body and re
was held for The arrival OF his relatives
but on Information that they were unable 70
attend the interment was made by the
corporation In the public burial ground
The Alexandria Light Infantry will leave ON
Thursday Tor Philadelphia.--Mr. Alexander
Lyles has lost valuable mare.-TAe Norton
ship Building Co. gives notice that while is yard
Is here, Its oce is In Washington, and that it has
no office or post-ofce address ia Alexandria =
The funeral OF MIS-. VIVA. NJ. Reardon, an estimab,s
lady residing on Lee street, tsog place this after.
noon--Ihe clerk or the school board issued Voc.
terday thirty-rour school permits 10 white and
n1nety-eight 10 colored Corporation
Attorney Brent has filed petition I'm the case "a
the estate Of j. T. Piper. being settled In the
courts, FOR the payment OF Sb6l.o5 taxes due the
city.-The late sun engine OF tlls city, now the
"Sew York Volunteer" will be a feature at the
centennial celebration in Philadelphia on Friday
The mayor has fined Vim. Epps. a colored
man, $50 for beating Annie Mitchell. a white
woinan.- The putting up Of street signs ON the
lamp posts has begun and some have Ueen placed
In position. The number assigned the street fol.
lows tie name, as 'Royal-5." Union street is No
for east and west streets, and King street No.
for north and south streets, Cameron being No.
north and Prince No. south.
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DELEGATES ASSEMBLING.
Getting Ready for the New York State
Republican Convention.

SARATOGA, n. Y, Sept. 13.-The delegates to the
republican State convention are coming here
slowly, about one-third OF the number
being already in attendance. The State
committee will this evening settle the organiza-
ton OF the convention. 1t now seems probable
that senator EvartS with be chosen temporary
chairman and ex-senator Warner Miller permanent
president. MI. HiScock is proposed for chairman
OF the committee on resolutions 1t seems to be
determined that Fred Grant, for secretary OF
state, and Mr.. Carmichael, OF Buffalo, for state
treasurer, will be the nominees.
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Kaiser William MT S,et,fn

STETTN, Sept 13.-EmperOr William upon his
arrival here, was well, but looked tired. The
streets through which the emperor and empress
greatest enthusiasm prevailed.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auct,oneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON. ONE OF THE
CHOICEST LOCATIONS IN THE CITY, BEING
PART OF LOT SIXTEEN, IN SQUARE TWO
HUNDRED AND NINETY-SIX, SITUATED AT
THE INTERSECTION OF B STREET AND viz
GINA AVENUE, FRONTING ON THE AGRI-
CULTURAL GROUNDS, AND WITHIN HUN
DRED FEET AND IN PLAIN VIEW OF THE
SMITHSONIAN GROUNDS. II HAS ABOUT
THREE THOUSAND FEET OF PARKING, AND
1S, ONLY HALF SQUARE FROM BELT LINE
OF STREET CARS.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of ky2x
the District of Columbia sitting in equity, passed S$
in cause wherein Martha L. Anderson Is com Il
5612 shall on MONDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEM-
Der NINETEENTH, 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK on the
premises. sell the following described real estate sit
uated in said District to wit: All that part lot 49,
i'll square 296, beginning ut the northwest corner Of
lot numbered aid running thence southwardly SO
feet inches to 3Ofoot alley thence westwardiy 80
feet thence northwardly 81 feet Virginia avenue
and thence easwardly with Virginia avenue 81 feet Is
inches to place OF beginning containing 1858
feet Of ground, more or less.
Terms Of sale: One third cash, the balance in two
equal instaents in six and twelve months from day
OF SALE with six cent interest the cash payment
be made within nve days after the day of sale of which
adeposlt OF 300 shall be made at the time of sale
all cash, at option OF purchaser Decree Of court au
thortzes trustee to sell property whole sepa
rate lots Purchaser to defray cost Of conveyancing
If terms of sale not complied with within five days
resell the property at the risk cost Of the default
ing purchaser or purchasers.
VIM. SMALL, Trustee,
11.dEd3 6.1S Estp w
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The excursion train with the doctors from Mac.
ara Falls left Baltimore this afternoon In two SEQ.
tons at :45 and 9: 80, and viii arrive at 3:45 and
O'Clock I'm Washington.
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PROPOSALS


DROPOSALS FOR ENGINES BUTFR SHAFT
lNG, &C. FOR HIGH SCHOOL ANNEX
-, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON, September 18th, 1887.
Sealed proposals Will be received this Office until
IMELNE O'CLOCK " of TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER
IoENIik IN, 1857, for constructing and furnishing
steam engine boiler, shafting, puleys, hangers &C.
Tor The High school Annex, City OF Washington ID 81
Blank forms Of proposal and specifications can be OBJ
tanned AT the Office OF the Inspector OF Buldinns to-
gether with all Necessary Information. "
The right Is reserved 10 Jet any aud all bids
,,c. WILLIAM ludlow,
si1-ot Engineer Commissioners,
DkOPOSALS FOR COAL,
l. OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE War AND Navy
DEPARTMENTS,
WAsHISGToN. d. c., September TO- 1887
sealed Proposals for furnishing and delivering Coal
Tor tue west and Center Wings of the Building for
STATE War and Navy departments, in this city will
DC received az this Office until TWELVE At ON SAT
lRDA1. the 1WENTY-fOURTH DAY OF SEpTEM-
BER, 1887, and opened immediately Thereafter in
presence OF bidders Specifications. general instruc
uons To bdt!crs and blank forms of proposal will be
furnished 10 established dealers upon application 10
this Office TdOS IINCfY n IASEV
slO.l2.l3,l4.22-23 Colonel Corps Of Engineers.
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Trotting at Pimlico Postponed.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 13-In consequence of rain the
trOttibg OF the first day OF the meeting at Ptmico
has been postponed until tomorrow,
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AETERNOOy.
.EO. ". STICKNEY, Auctionesr

PE1nE S4I d,- sAIR OF FOUR Lt4l fIvE.RooM
1N6 las q sTRkET i sGtT IHs IT. iSo' iSA'
TtspaY b opi Fl h gssa' sss q
9tfafH VyylDCK Pm, Lots GO, 81, 6e $nd 63, u
yane e ssr suodiv1dou Of squars 591. Sold sub
Ier d CASH $50 dsposit required ct time Of sale.
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Mama
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O. Is.oo


baltimore Markets,
consolidated A; ten-fsrties. 35's; do. thrses
B1IT1MOKE. ND. September 13;=cotton dull
middling 9E Flour firm and quiet. Wheat-southern
firm for choice; red, as.sl; amber. s1ss3 western
September. 56ha7sA: Qe.oSs5 7sSa7Sk; MSysmbsr:
and quiet: white. s6s57: yellow, $3.50 westsIp rm
Oats active and hrn-soSthsgn and pennsyiya9is. 90
SsH Rye hTm 50s55 frSvi.opH; steady and su 81
s1gar;~eoppe5 refined arm, 10hs1oM WHISKY steady.
Liverpool per steamer d1li-SSotson. l3:o4d: aopr.
grS Am ,':heIs naas S0nd hsSs, ,,;,,
ments-dcur. 3s45 barrels; wheat 10000 busheIa
Sales-wheat. 244,00
chicago Markets.
CHICAGO ILL, September IL, IL q m-Wheat
opened about steady chs mofning ct co., for October
option. ductusted and advanced to 696; May wheat,
49,; October corn, AZ 7.16; May corn. As 8 La;
wear pork IL So; October lard 6.o5; October short
ribs, 500; October oats 2Sh
PARDossp DY THE PRnaDNE--Patriek Ianahan,
OF the District, who was sentenced to one year In
the pententiary In February last Tor breaking his
brothers leg during row, was parooned by the
President to-day.
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FINED FOR CONTEMPT OF CoURr.-This morning,
I'm the Police Court, Armstead Marshall, colored,
was placed at the bar, having been arrested on an
witness. Officer McNeln testified that on Sstur-
day night VIM. Carroll severely beat Marshall
with wheel spoke and he arrested Carroll, who
left SO collateral at the station. The case was
called and dismissed for want OF prosecution on
Monday and the $40 returned, Marshall failing TO
appear after he had been regularly summoned. He
know that he was obliged to appear. The court
said the witness ought to have lesson and Inn
posed q fine Of SO or 30 days
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THERE WAS But ONE patent issued to-day to cit
liens OF the Distrct-tha TO Henry 2. Ofterdinger
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and BOO pm prices
of the New York Stock Market as reported by special
wire to H 81. Dodge. 539 10th street:
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FOR SAIE-HOUSES.


III4 and ZIG 9th st.
sw., b. h., 1r., and L
{. h. IN rear. 80. 80. 900
4O6 and 4o5 18th st.
sw, b.h.. Or.
40 Q ST NV, b.h.,
OrS......:.-.-........3,o 5000
1903 Marion alley NV.
b.h-- Irs. ....-...... q. 500
34t5 y st. NV, b.h..
'rs---....--...-..3,3 300
els LIST st.s.v..f.h.. 5r.
and 3 houses resr. 1000
1902. 1904 l. 81. NV,
b. b.. frs. 600
BOP 9th st. 5. g. b. n.
5l4 9th ST. ne. i. h, ,'OOO
45f f. 4sss iiKia Ridge St. i. 500
". {; h., 5r. 800
404, 4o6 s. Cap. st 3.
W. (. h, 5rs. 1000
1915 18th 1T. NV, 4.
eQ1 to g07 Y st. NV,
b.h., 7rs.............1.500
12;,3 Madison st. NV.
tn, 4rs...-..-......l,3 300
S.e.cor.S.C. ave x i4In
At 40 FIJI Ora non
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FOR SAIE--HOUSES

V,OR sAIE-FIvE SMALL NEW BRICK HOUSES
Il alley between 23d and oath. and SITS, rent
ing 80 so per month: Price $500; easy terms
EOFkINS HIESTON.
sS2E, Sc cor. 9th st. and Louisiana ave.
COR sALE-12O8 VIRGINIA AVE. A BEAUTIFUL
II threa-story, bayvincow Brick: all mod. imps.
IerUs easy. HOPKINS HIESTON,
ss-2ws Southeast cor. 9th st. and Louizxns ave.
J,0R sALE-TwELvE-ROOM HOUSE, 18TH ST
II n So between q and II SITS. modern improvements;
sIolea3t j. R. wOLsToN. 61s ST. NV.
U>OR sALE-SMALL HOUSES NEW, IN CLEAN
Il locality, half square from ST. cars, Il. e. From
: 4, 100 to 81 600 Easy payments A good invest
nneut. SWORMSTEDT BRADLEY.
au2:5-ln 921 Z st.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
MaaNt saGGET
BEALMEAR, 80 ST Paul ST., Baltimore Nd. s1O-3t'
BEAUTIFUL VILLA SITES FEW MINUTES
aSe SIZE o SisS tss fRssse
Rosm 81 sos sss III i S% less than l. months s
= purchase Of senator Evars's, in Prince George
County. Md. - miles from Fort Washington and 10
b ssd s0s sta saa 7room
house s and oI ut %I sS5 per acre
inss orchard and fruit: On aeorsetoSn ny Pike easy
lsS acres, near Branchyle. P. G. County, Md.
new fencing: Wen Satered and good DIP place D-s'
3e olsas Branch
shade; easy terms: 5000 ' " '
acres in Falls Church Ane house. barn. &C.. large
' siost '1 BAx ifRssESS st.
FOR SALE Ale. ONE OF THE BEST STOCK Or
r r. streams q Xster and
on one sd TIL.
Metropolitan Branch Of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
VIII be sold cheap to IN immsdis'e purchaser En-
s1-eo6t 1888 Street
FoR sAIE-A FINE FARM OF $50 ACRES OF
IL choice land, IS miles from Washington, ON Rich
mona, T. ana Il. r.; very high elevation, overlooks
the Potomac River, and is bounded on one side by
Aqua CrOek; has good 1Oro0A house and al neceS-
sary SSthundines. Price. $1,000 cash. A. p HILL
CO., 1888 st. sl-tu.t hks6t
TOR sALELnLoTs AT CARLIN SPRINGS. NY
HsrnTSn. Fss Ghh%rch and other suburban R0,nts
EOR RENT-A FRUIT AND MARKET FARM 4b
iS% !. n :s.s'' inquire 'AsES
EQR SALErFARM OF SO ACRES NEAR ST.
es'lss eaSssnt Ea:ef large barn, tenement house,
Ing Rnsposesr n.4 wsrfds fsT S,sy P1r9ppssty
EOR sALE-BEAUTlU L VILLA SITES Ar FOR
n ct Glen: may now be purchased at low figures
and on eesy terms Special tsrHs to those who build
Plat OF new subd1vtstoo may bo seen At the Office OF
- !. r HEREFORD
eu2o-1m. 1423h ct.
REAUTIEUL pU1pIN0 LOTS FOR SALE AT
- An9wies' station, Metropolitan Branch B. and O.
X. NOW . thS time 70 buy and get ready for
spring. Apply to w. b. WHEATLEY, at the Station.
or 1O6S SenefSon st., Georgetown. au15-1m
ATTORNEYS.
CAMPB1IL. oARRINofoN. 4TToRNEY.AT
~ Law barbour Lew butlding. $50 11pistana
ayenuA WesnanEsOn " q 6cadeneA LAS u ct
nv, ds<.S
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Won't Travel Second rfa...

BRUSSELS, Sept. 13.-On hearing that the COM
mittee having In charge the preparations for the
approaching military encampment at Chicago in-
tended to transport the foreign troops as second
and third class passengers, the Civic Guards here
decided not to accept the invitation to attend the
enCampment
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioncers.

LARGE AND VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE
SgUIHMEST CORNER OF THlhD AND IND1-
ANA AVENUE AT AUCTION
IN order TO close an estate will sell at public -
aHcm 1s On MONDAY NEXT, THE NINETEETH ~ ~
81 ,ae PREMISE rem the above described fronting
on Third street, and improved by q store aud large
~
Terms: One.hslf cash, and balance ut one and two
years interest se1i-snnually $3.50 deposit at time
sl3-dGds WALTER B WILLIAMS l. CO. Aucts
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THolfAs DowLlNo, Auc,ion.er.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
FFEEHHTT ~ 6SSt T1E FRoNT!NS TwENTY,FIxE
Sa IEl.g5 "A AHD RUNNING BACK WITH THAT
WIN MtRrH ~ ONE MGNDRED AND TWBNTY-SEvEN
fE1Lr ~ IEN-EOOT ALLEY, AND KNOWN
AASSrrrHE OLD PORTION OF wELCKER'S
September 20, lS73 and duly recorded in iiber sSa
81 tbs az I0S % ct one Of the L.nd Records M
o. the Court Of the said district of Columbia
III SHu,y cause NO aud at the request Of the
party secured thereby, default having been made in
e payment OF the indebtedness, viii sell. at public
SSH; " tT9ni 81 me Premises, SATURDAY The
iMAN1 I-kOUAIH DAY OF SkPTkMBER,A.D.lSS1,
III IN psy; aa9Gk AZ III a lot nu,absred eleven
bered two hundred and twenty two (,2) fronting rs
1ess S ae % 11rest and running back with that width
thS once q the Surveyor of the District of Columbia
t o. ssie cash and 70 be complied wit within
from day OF SALE or property to be resod
ISH M cost OF defauting purchaser deposit Of
yoVv VIII oe REQUIRED Ut time Of SALE Ali conveyance
slS-d&ds ROBERT g. RUTHERFORD. Trustee.
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RANGE OF THE THRRMoAETKR-The FOLLOWING
were the rcadin41 at the signal once to-day: 2 q
M, "a; y. ~, Il; maximum, Il; minimum. 63
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SECRETARY BAYARD has returned and was ct the
State Department to-day.
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TIE PRESIDENT did not come down frsm Oak
View to-day.
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BarnesvilIe Campaigning.
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DAkfkSNl HE OAMf, Sept. Id, 1907.
Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR
Notwithstanding the rain yesterday the Barnes
vile camp was largely attended, and the services
were interesting. At IL a. m. Rev. d. E. Wiseman,
Washington, preached; at p. m. Rev. S. A. Lewis,
OF Charlestown, W. Va. The evening services were
suspended On account OF the rain. Early this
morning the people were called to the closing
services, at which time Rev. Z. Hammond, OF
Washington, conducted the experience meeting,
and Rev. s. A. Lewis spoke concerning the success
the camp, though disturbed by rufIians who paid
for their action By being sent TO JAIL The camp
upon the whole was both spiritually and finan-
C1ally a success. At the close this morning the
pastor returned thanks TO the Washington STAR
the B. and o. X. r. Co., tent-holder Judge Darby,
and others.